Cast Iron One-Eyed Bandit Jailbird Mechanical Bank

RARE - Awesome Piece – Hard to Find – Works - See all Photos

Works Perfect - Awesome Piece - See all Photos

Three Assorted Cast Iron Banks comprising of one mechanical bank of "Trick Dog", one white dog bank, and one chimp with red fez bank Used condition, wear, worn, trick dog bank performer detached from

DESCRIPTION: Vintage mechanical bank depicting a fisherman hurling his catch into a basket. Coin placed in fish's mouth is launched into slot in basket when mechanism is activated. Title is written on

Lot of two J. & E. Stevens Halls Excelsior cast iron mechanical banks. One bank has a replaced wire, monkey and desk, overall in very good condition. The second bank has monkey head and arms replaced,

Large one is mechanical and is 5" High. Other 4 are 3 1/2" high. 2 have gold trim paint and one is red. All have some paint loss. Two are missing their trunks

Repro cast iron mechanical bank "The One That Got Away", fishing theme, 7" long & 7" tall. Label states Made in China. Not tested.

Novelty Cast Iron Mechanical Bank "The One That Got Away". Original paint finish. Size: 6 h 7.5 w

Cast iron mechanical coin bank, "The Fisherman: The One That Got Away," vintage toy replica, die-cast metal and hand-painted. 6" H X 7" W X 3.5" D.

Two John Harper Co. cast iron mechanical banks and one unmarked Smilin-Sam From Alabama bank. All three are in good working condition with some paint blemishes and are 6" to 6 1/2" tall. Please review

American, late 19th century. A group of two cast iron mechanical banks, including: one J. & E. Stevens "Hall's Excelsior" bank, marked with title on front and PAT. DEC 21, 1860 on roof. Pull doorknob

PAINTED CAST IRON. ONE MRKD. ON BACK AND ON TRAP "JE STEVENS, PAT. 1896". 7 3/4" H. Terms: PLEASE READ CAREFULLY BEFORE BIDDING. THIS SALE IS ONLINE AND IN-PERSON. PREVIEW WILL BE THURSDAY JANUARY 25T

Mechanical banks (2), both Owl Turning Head, painted cast iron, one has yellow glass eyes, marked pat'd Feb 2, 1875, other missing eyes & trap cover, marked pat'd 232628, Exc & VG cond, 7.5"H.

DESCRIPTION: Three "BETSY ROSS BANK" cast iron mechanical banks with mold. One each yellow, blue, and purple dress. Each one holding flag as lever. "BETSY ROSS" stamped on front, "1776-1976 A NEEDLE F

DESCRIPTION: Pair of cast-iron blackamoor banks: one with a mechanical lever which deposits a coin into the piece's mouth and causes the eyes to roll back and one composed of two faces held together b

Made by J. & E. Stevens of Connecticut circa 1888. Cast Iron. Good Condition (One trace reattached).

Approximate size:6.5x7x4in Shipping: We offer in-house shipping services for most small items. This means that we will take care of packing and shipping the items directly to you. For larger or specia

This lot of two J. & E. Stevens Halls Excelsior cast iron mechanical banks with patriotic colors. One bank has a replaced head, arms and desk. The second bank has a replaced head and missing arms. Bot

3 Cast Iron Pieces, to include: one older horse and wagon toy, missing pieces; reproduction "Book of Knowledge" man milking cow mechanical bank; and a reproduction figural donkey cart; longest 15" lon

American, ca. 1920s. A group of two Kilgore cast iron mechanical banks, both owls, including one with a slot in its head and one with a slot in a book under wing. For each, place coin in slot to depos

Made by J. & E. Stevens circa 1869. Made of Cast Iron. Very Fine Overall (White one roof repainted, replaced monkey head and desk, Red one replaced monkey head and desk).

Made by J. & E. Stevens circa 1869. Made of Cast Iron. Fine Overall (Darker Red one with no monkey or internal parts. Lighter red roof repainted, replaced monkey head and desk.)

Lot of two mechanical rooster banks, one in fair condition and missing its lever, the other in fair condition with original lever intact. Condition: (Fair). Dimensions: Each: 6 - 1/4" x 5 - 1/2" x 2 -

One is a rare "MCVEETY BANK" mechanical bank; other is "BANK 1882" still bank. Both in original old paint. Taller is 7 1/2 inches.